Cutehector:
What of mercedes....

dridowu:
All what I see here is , job creation will improve and go itwill favour Nigeria market

Trailblazer1:

Dumb you
They are coming to exploit us and punish us for not encouraging our own Innoson

Omololu007:
is not a must for everybody to use innoson

Omololu007:
Dis is nice,it will create more jobs in lagos

Trailblazer1:
should we start celebrating this

We have an INNOSON producing if not a better quality car in Nigeria, but guess what?
He's an Igbo man, therefore no local patronage. Not even the government to encourage and protect this indigenous initiative.
Yet we complain of a failing economy
A falling Naira
Lack of employment
Lack of industrialization. Etc

Here is an innoson and his likes with a solution to our problem but we have hypocritically turned a blind eye.

Nigerians, is this a curse

anulaxad:



Before the election when the majority or people were not blinded by bigotry like you, people spoke responsibly.


You who supports Jonathan, what did he do for 6 years to promote innoson, while, in Lagos center of the opposition APC, they were investing in innoson buses innoson bin trucks or have you forgotten.

Trailblazer1:


Reasons for your dumb post
Dumb Tribalist

Trailblazer1:

I would have given a good reply if you made sense

Omololu007:
men u are so stup!d and useless.so because of innoson,oda foreign companies should not invest in Nigeria..fool why don't u ask d federal govt to send shell,mobil,chevron etc away so we will hav only Nigerian companies incharge.

Trailblazer1:
should we start celebrating this

We have an INNOSON producing if not a better quality car in Nigeria, but guess what?
He's an Igbo man, therefore no local patronage. Not even the government to encourage and protect this indigenous initiative.
Yet we complain of a failing economy
A falling Naira
Lack of employment
Lack of industrialization. Etc

Here is an innoson and his likes with a solution to our problem but we have hypocritically turned a blind eye.

Nigerians, is this a curse

anulaxad:


, which part may I ask did you not comprehend.

Is it because I have spoken some truth and you find it hard to justify your previous silly statement.

Ok, if you didn't understand what I wrote before I will summarise it up:

I think that you are a hypocrite for still supporting Jonathan, while he did nothing to boost locally produced Innoson vehicles, yet the same party APC that you continuously attack are the only one that I have recorded who have invested in Innoson especially in Lagos.

dridowu:
LAGOS: Ford Motor Companywill start assembling its best-selling Ford Rangerpickup truck in Nigeria by the fourth quarter, as it expands in Africa and the Middle East, the US automaker said on Tuesday.
The Nigerian assembly plant, in partnership with Ford dealer Coscharis Motors Limited, is the first outside South Africa, where Ford produces the Ranger for 148 markets.
"Nigeria is a priority market for us in sub-Saharan Africa," said Jeff Nemeth, the president and CEO of Ford Motor Company's business in sub-Saharan Africa.
"Depending on how Nigeria develops over time ... we are potentially looking at using our Nigerian plant to service West Africa," he told Reuters.
The auto market in Africa's biggest economyhas huge potential but retails only a small amount of new vehicles annually, Nemeth said.
He said the sector is dominated by imported used vehicles, while limited financing for consumers to buy new vehicles and the absence of an industrial policy that would encourage suppliers to set up in Nigeria have stunted growth.
The Ikeja plant near Lagos will assemble the Ford Ranger using parts and components imported from South Africa. The plant will have the capacity to assemble up to 5,000 units annually, which will be sold in Nigeria.
Ford produces 85,000 units each year in South Africa, which are sold across 24 African countries.
"It would take between 1 to 2 months to take an order, build it and deliver it within the country. If you order from overseas it would take between 4 to 6 months," Nemeth said, noting that the benefit of the Nigerian plant was being close to its customers.
Rival automakers, Renault-Nissan, South Korea's Kia Motorsand Germany's Volkswagen have announced plans to assemble vehicles in Africa's most populous nation.

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/international/business/ford-to-start-assembly-in-nigeria-eyes-west-africa/articleshow/48442003.cms

Lalasticlala Ishilove

Trailblazer1:


I won't dignify you with a response

I'd rather refer you to Ngeneukwunu, to teach you the economic significance

mykl01:



You don't know what you are saying bro!! As far as 2 years ago, some Abuja metro buses were acquired from Innoson. Many Ministries also bought their 4 x 4. If you have anyone with keen eyes in Abj, ask him /her.

anulaxad:


, which part may I ask did you not comprehend.

Is it because I have spoken some truth and you find it hard to justify your previous silly statement.

Ok, if you didn't understand what I wrote before I will summarise it up:

I think that you are a hypocrite for still supporting Jonathan, while he did nothing to boost locally produced Innoson vehicles, yet the same party APC that you continuously attack are the only one that I have recorded who have invested in Innoson especially in Lagos.

Trailblazer1:
should we start celebrating this

We have an INNOSON producing if not a better quality car in Nigeria, but guess what?
He's an Igbo man, therefore no local patronage. Not even the government to encourage and protect this indigenous initiative.
Yet we complain of a failing economy
A falling Naira
Lack of employment
Lack of industrialization. Etc

Here is an innoson and his likes with a solution to our problem but we have hypocritically turned a blind eye.

Nigerians, is this a curse